MEDEORP ItXTt TRIBUTE, MEDFOIirV OT?FaON WEDNTStiT, XtTtfrST 32, 1931
Joe Brown Comedy OpenTAtlloily
BARBARA BEVAN GETS
BROKEN ARM IN FALL
lamed a bad breHk In
bone of her rtpht arm.
the upper tcrdrty and expressed considerable
when she duitkc for her roller skates.
I' A heavy coat on a Wuin day doesn't
I appeal? Then how about a. light
i weight tweed coat. All spring and
fell on the sidewalk while roller
skating Monday evening.
She was conflued to her home yes-
Ill READILY
Dr. Jouctt P. Bray ! now In his . summer coats are now selling at 10
office at 308 Medlord Bld. I nd 12.95 each. Adrlenne's. vr
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WILL WIN GAMES
Barbara Bevan, young daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bevan. sua-
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l.m Aug- I"!
Msa f rnorted for
M .
innrtition re-
lk allium
rLU, along the PacIIlc
Ki lately made In the
r together with a
rJL, in the demand Irom
rJTthe local market a
1. clew up. " '
j itiuUon in the egg trade
Una win
B tM Pri llst- E
t meal co-ops.
T " -i kM fnr nil of.
ue "ci -
. tin live chicken- market.
LomI hen turkeys are ar-
U selling rapidly at 28c lb.
Quality Bn6 wB"fc
, on a strong basis at the
: to 14c for tops. Hogs
.hnnt steady.
L iroker holding practically
i mpply 01 amorum .wcf
H tat track here, forced the
, to asc per box, but buyers
L nil because of the lack
Urn call for Calif ornlas.
ktaataioupes are finding a
Ljotnt at late prices. Some
ituff , biougnt oy true
L Dinar section was offer-
Lml i AS crate, compared
a of the initial supply oi
Ltock at Mt crate.
La la somewhat Improved
market for Bartiett pears
Pacific northwest sources,
hotter crop in all sections
LrtouilJ forecast, due to the
lutlod, buying operations
Vised materially and prices
Uwatoi'k
kjSD, Aug..lS. CAP) CAT-
mmlnally steady. '
100; steady. , . ' . ' ,
7fft steady. .
Portland Wheat
Wheat V ;
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Low
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wheat: , - ,.
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com 4.
Close
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FKANCISCO, Aug.-12. (AP)
K tab. San Francisco, 32c. '
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Ill Street Report
p0CK SALE AVERAGES
kit, 1931, Standard Statistics
Company)
50 20 20 ' '90
India. RRs. Ufs Total
-105.9 66.2 161.2 109.6
the fun
"Broad Minded,'
starring the king of comedy, Joe E,
Brown, is now the attraction at the
Holly theatre.
It is difficult to imagine wide
mouthed Joe bulging out of one side
of a baby Austin, In a runaway trip
In which he is caretaker for his lady
killing cousin doing the gallant to
two fair damsels whose car is wreck-
feast ed by the way In the presence of a
Prev. day 107.5
Week ago....l04.0
Month ago.. 108.9
Year ago 156.0
67.4
68.3
76.6
117.3
162.8
159.7
166.7
204.7
111.1
108.3
114.1
157.9
NEW YORK, Aug. 12. (AP) Bears
launched a counter attack In the
late trading today, after being com
pletely routed In yesterday's session
of the share market.
A few prominent Issues were de
pressed 2 to 4 points, but losses
generally ranged around In a point
in the principal shares. Ralls were
again vulnerable, and led the decline.
With the exception of further recov
ery In the Oerman Issues, bonds were
inclined to ease. Grains firmed, but
cotton again sagged.
The closing tone was weak. Sales
were well over a "million shares.
. Today's closing prices for 17 se
lected stocks follow:
American Can 93
American T. & T ..no
Anaconda ... 24Vii
Curtis .Wright . 3
General1 Motors" ...... 37
Intt. T. & T 27
Montgomery Ward 20
Paramount Pub 23
Radio 18
Southern Pac 73
S. O. of Cal 37
S. O. of N. J ...... 374
Trans Am. - 7
United Aircraft - 27
U. S. Steel 87
Corp't Trust Shs - 4
5-yr, Pxd Trust - 1
Adrlenno's Is closing out all house
dresses, Including the famous Kelly
Don frocks, formerly to 5.95, for
1.00 each. 1 ; 't!f
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rip-snorting Latin lover of one of
them.
Showing with the feature Is a News
Reel, with GriViam McNamoe an
nouncing, a Bobby Jones Golf reel,
"The Brassle," and another of the
Adventures In Africa reels, entitled
"Beasts of the Wilderness."
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The University o: Oregon football
team may not win all its big games
this fall.' but It will always be a
hard working bunch and an interest
ing team to watch. Dr. Clarence W.
Spears, head coach, declared here
today. Dr. -Spears was guest of
Med ford alumni at a luncheon here
today,.- . . -
The university team will be com
posed of a good many sophomores
and inexperienced players. Dr. Spears
said. He told the alums of each ol
the prospects for this year's eleven
and gave detaljs on candidates for
each of the positions. Loss of such
players as . Kltzm tiler, Chris tensen
and Colbert will be felt, by the team,
it was Indicated.
Med ford boys at the university
who wU be eligible for varsity play
this fall are Bill Bowerman. Bernle
Hughes and Bill Morgan. Praise for
each was given by Coach Spears.
Hughes will have keen competition
in making the center position, Spears
said. Eric Forsta, regular center,
will be In a suit on September 15.
Don Watts will not be out for
halfback position, . It was learned.
The Pennsylvania lad broke a shoul
der last season and the bone has
not healed properly. Watts has
been working at Crater lake this
summer. -
P, O. "Prink" CalUson, freshman
coach at the university since ho re
signed as Med ford high school coach,
spoke briefly on freshman prospects.
Hugh Rosson, graduate manager,
and Tom Stoddard, assistant, also
talked to the group.
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